Chapter 11: Final positive cashflows

Discussion in 'CT5' started by jensen, Jul 21, 2010.

  1. jensen

    jensen Member

    Hello

    In the notes in section 2.1, there mentioned a point whereby we need to exclude positive cashflows from the later years to be prudent.

    Is this really the method to be used in the exams? I don't see anywhere in the examples where this is done.

    Thanks.
     
  2. Hamilton

    Hamilton Member

    dont need to worry bout this

    its just introducing the next section , your not going to be asked to be "prudent" , whatever that means , in an exam.
     
  3. jensen

    jensen Member

    Ok, so when calculating the NPV, I don't have to exclude the last positive cash flow, right?

    Cheers! :D
     
  4. Elroy

    Elroy Member


    Are you talking about zeroising cashflows on unit-linked plans?
     
  5. Mark Mitchell

    Mark Mitchell Member

    This comment (on prudence and ignoring future positive values) relates specifically to zeroising negative cashflows for unit-linked plans. I don't think it applies to NPV calculations.
     
  6. jensen

    jensen Member

    Thanks Mark.
     

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